The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 71.
14. lappuse
... increase in the volume of power de- velopel slowly , for in 1899 it was but 1.90 . Beginning with the present cen- 1927 it had increased to 4.65 per wage- tury the development was rapid . In earner and at the present time it is as ...
... increase in the volume of power de- velopel slowly , for in 1899 it was but 1.90 . Beginning with the present cen- 1927 it had increased to 4.65 per wage- tury the development was rapid . In earner and at the present time it is as ...
15. lappuse
... increase in the wage - earner's capacity to consume , but the value of the products increased so enormously during this two - year period that the wage - earners in indus- try were in reality much less able to purchase the output . In ...
... increase in the wage - earner's capacity to consume , but the value of the products increased so enormously during this two - year period that the wage - earners in indus- try were in reality much less able to purchase the output . In ...
16. lappuse
... increase in the wages paid in 1929 over 1923 amounted to $ 413 , - 779,604 , the value of manufactured products increased from $ 60,529,574 , - 115 to $ 69,417,515,929 , an increase of $ 8,887,941,814 . It will be seen from these ...
... increase in the wages paid in 1929 over 1923 amounted to $ 413 , - 779,604 , the value of manufactured products increased from $ 60,529,574 , - 115 to $ 69,417,515,929 , an increase of $ 8,887,941,814 . It will be seen from these ...
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